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Wash Active Wear Better

Wash active wear better with Febreze In-Wash Odor Eliminator. Washing active wear presents a special challenge, because active wear clothing items are exposed to a level of heat and sweat that the rest of your clothes are not. Such high levels of heat and sweat can produce lingering odors that ordinary detergent alone can not effectively remove. Use Febreze’s In-Wash Odor Eliminator in conjunction with your regular detergent so your clothes receive the same level of dirt removal you’re accustomed to but also the extra level of odor removal and protection from Febreze. Perfumes in regular detergent can temporarily mask odors, but the odors return once the perfumes wear off. Febreze In-Wash Odor Eliminator is better at fighting odors because it actually removes them as it washes away odor-causing particles. The article linked below showcases several “gifts that will make mom’s day.” The items showcased are primarily for active moms, or for anyone who enjoys fishing, hiking, tennis, golf–any sort of physical or outdoor activity. A bottle of Febreze’s odor eliminating laundry additive is described as a perfect complement to gifts of activewear and outerwear. If clothes are designed for activity, then they will be well served by a product designed to alleviate an unpleasant result of activity, which can be clothing odor. Check out the entire article for some very nice gift ideas, and wash active wear better by including Febreze in the washing cycle.

Gifts that will make mom’s day

Another item that moms should appreciate, although I wouldn’t make it your primary gift, is a bottle of Febreze In-Wash Odor Eliminator. The liquid, which is added to the washing machine along with detergent, does a good job of freshening mom’s fishing, hiking, paddling, golfing and workout clothes, not to mention the rest of the family’s sweaty, fishy clothing.

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Source: http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/outdoors/fl-outdoors-mothers-day-guide-0506-20160505-story.html